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Thread: Hoppelpoppel

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    Default Hoppelpoppel

    Here is something to do with the left-over beef and boiled tatties from the Sunday dinner. Makes a change from Bubble and Squeak
    This is a version of a speciality from the Berlin area of Germany.


    Leftovers of fatty roast beef
    Smoked bacon
    2 onions, finely chopped
    Boiled tatties, sliced
    Lard
    3 eggs
    Salt & Pepper

    Cut the beef into strips.
    Mix the beef with 1 chopped onion and fry in hot butter until the onion is golden brown and the beef starts to crisp.
    Heat the lard in a separate pan and fry the tatties and second chopped onion until golden brown.
    Add the beef to the tatties and carefully mix under.
    Mix the eggs together with a fork and add salt and pepper.
    Switch off the heat, pour the eggs over the beef and tatties and allow to set.
    Serve with a green salad.

    Enjoy
    It takes 40 men with their feet on the ground to keep one man with his head in the air.
    Terry Pratchett "Small Gods"

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    ye gods dellwak ...whare do you find all these tempting dishes...another one on the list ....my teeth are watering...
    The miracle is not to fly in the air,
    or to walk on the water,but to walk on the earth.

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    I have been collecting recipies for years now Cinderally.
    I have got a library of about 50 cook books from all over the world and loads of loose recipies.
    Everything I put on the Org has been tried, tested and approved by me and the missus.
    Keep tuned to this channel cos there's lots more to come.
    It takes 40 men with their feet on the ground to keep one man with his head in the air.
    Terry Pratchett "Small Gods"

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